Getting Here:​

240 E Cordova St, Vancouver, BC V6A 1L3
 

• Location: The Vancouver Police Museum and Archives is located in the heart of Vancouver’s Gastown district, just a 10-15-minute walk from the iconic Waterfront Station.
   

• Access: 

  • Walking: Enjoy a leisurely 15-minute stroll from Waterfront Station, immersing yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Gastown.
     

  • Public Transit: There are several options available.
     

    • Sky Train: Take the Canada Line to Waterfront Station and exit at Bay 3. Buses #4 (Powell) and #7 (Nanaimo Station) stop right across the street, and you can get off at the Main Street stop, which is just a few yards away from the museum.

    • Alternatively, you can take the Vancouver Trolley to Gastown.
       

• Driving: The museum is easily accessible by car. While there are no designated parking spaces, street parking is often available nearby.

 

• Car-sharing: Utilize convenient car-sharing services like Evo or Modo for a flexible and eco-friendly transportation option.

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Accessibility
 

The museum is located in a heritage building, which regrettably does not have an elevator or wheelchair access. There are 4 steps outside to the front door of the building, and 2.5 flights of stairs inside up to the museum.

 

Museum restrooms are also not wheelchair accessible. Those with mobility concerns should call the museum at 604.665.3346 or email us at info@vancouverpolicemuseum.ca 

for more information.